Today’s electronic dance music (EDM) deejays; you either love ’em or think they’re total douche bags.
Continue reading ‘What Would Diplo Do?’ What James Van Der Beek is doing
Today’s electronic dance music (EDM) deejays; you either love ’em or think they’re total douche bags.
Continue reading ‘What Would Diplo Do?’ What James Van Der Beek is doing
With anthology series all the rage lately, it’s fitting to see someone throwing it back to the Hotels and Love Boats of old. Continue reading ‘The Guest Book’ on TBS: A newer, raunchier ‘Hotel’?
“I’m guessing this isn’t where you thought you would be when you woke up this morning, is it.”
Only a little more than halfway over, 2017 has been a terrible year for vintage TV lovers, with stars Roger Moore, Mary Tyler Moore, Roger Smith, Adam West, Martin Landau, and Don Rickles passing away, as well as a particular boyhood favorite of mine, Mike “Touch” Connors.
Continue reading ‘Mannix’ (Season 3): A man’s (& woman’s) perfect fantasy“Let’s get wet, huh?”
Continue reading ‘Sea Hunt’ (Season 1): Glamorous, exotic ’50s action-adventureIt’s Love, American Style on water! Or, Nine Years of Constant Nautical Fornicating and Not One Sexual Harassment Law Suit!
Continue reading ‘The Love Boat’ (Season 1): TV for the true TV loverIf you’re an old-old school pro wrestling fan, you may remember the real life GLOW wrestling promotion from Las Vegas, which produced a low-budget female version of what fans enjoyed with the more mainstream World Wrestling Federation (WWF). Continue reading ‘GLOW’: Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling invade Netflix
Stephen King’s 1980 novella, The Mist, is making it’s way back to a screen near you — a small screen. Continue reading Stephen King’s ‘The Mist’ returns as TV show
When I heard recently that actor Richard Hatch had died of pancreatic cancer, my thoughts went immediately not to his time on Battlestar Galactica (arguably his main claim to fame for most casual audiences), but rather to his fine performance in EMI Entertainment’s Deadman’s Curve: The Story of Jan and Dean, a made-for-TV movie biopic of the influential “surf rock” duo that aired on February 3rd, 1978 to big, big ratings for the CBS television network (ask your grandparents what “CBS” and “television” are, kids).
Continue reading ‘Deadman’s Curve: The Story of Jan and Dean’ (1978): A true rock tragedySyFy is set to premiere Blood Drive, a dystopian thriller set in the god-awful future year of…1999. And it could be fun. Continue reading ‘Blood Drive’ on SyFy: Feed your engine!
So you do nails professionally. Maybe hair too. But you’re bored. What do you do now? Continue reading TNT divas set their ‘Claws’ in new farce
Murder. Mystery. Intrigue. Subtitles. Continue reading ‘Ingobernable’ offers political thrills in Mexico
After an unarmed white man is shot by an African-American policeman, the Justice Department opens an investigation. Uh oh. Continue reading ‘Shots Fired’: FOX hits hard with political drama
Comedy Central is premiering an interesting new show on March 22. Continue reading ‘Comedy Jam’ lets comedians live out rock star dreams
Chapelle’s Show fans rejoice! Continue reading Dave Chappelle: 2 of 3 specials hit Netflix
Did You Know: The Naked Gun movies actually began life as a revival of a short-lived ABC TV series?
Continue reading ‘Police Squad!’: Six 30-minute Naked GunsKids and adults alike should check out this new Netflix series from DreamWorks Animation. Continue reading ‘Trollhunters’ finds prey in Netflix viewers
What do you get when you add NBA superstar-turned-TV-producer LeBron James to a dose of Price is Right‘s Plinko and combine with cocktail of simple addition and subtraction? Continue reading LeBron James + Plinko + simple math = NBC’s ‘The Wall’
A guilty pleasure that leaves you wanting more than the less-than-30-minute run time of the episodes. Then again, that could be what makes it work.
Continue reading ‘Californication’ (Season 1): Adults fail at adultingAcademy Award and Golden Globe nominee Lee Daniels – creator and executive producer of Empire – partners with Tom Donaghy (“The Whole Truth”) to pull back the curtain on music’s gritty and dark reality in Star. Continue reading ‘Star’ to be ‘Empire’ companion on FOX